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Studies on the problem of nerve pattern. III. Innervation of the regenerated forelimb in Amblystoma

✍ Scribed by Piatt, Jean

Publisher: John Wiley and Sons
Year: 1957
Tongue: English
Weight: 941 KB
Volume: 136
Category: Article
ISSN: 0022-104X
DOI: 10.1002/jez.1401360203

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✦ Synopsis

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The nerve pattern which develops in regenerated limbs (salamander) has been described by VC'eiss and Walker ( '34), Piatt ('39) and Deck ('55). Weiss and Walker amputated one forelimb and one hindlimb in each of 8 metamorphosed individuals of the Plethodontid salamander Eurycea bislineata. Amputation was done near the base of the limb. Regeneration took place in all of the hindlimbs but in only 5 forelimbs. They state that 'Lall 4 limbs were dissected" for a study of the dis-J E A N PIATT PLATE 1 N. FI. br. i . I. M. f. c. r. M. imam M. pro. prf. N. ul. r. m. N. id. N. d. m. r Rad. N. io. N. d. m. i . N. d. m. U . UI. 1 . e. e. U. M. ulur. 1 2 N. d. m. r Rad. N. d. m. c Rad. N. d. m. i . M. iman. N. d. m. i. N. io. N. ui. r. m' N. d. m. 11. M. e. c. 11. UI. N. d. m. 11. UI. M. e. c. U. 3 4 N. CI . br. i. L M. f. e. r. M. pro. prf. N.d.m.a N. ul. r. m. M. ul-car. N. d. m. r Red. N. ct. br. 1.1. M. 1. E. r. M. pro. prf. N. io. N. d. m. i. N. ul. r. nt. M. u i a r . N. UL N. ul. N. d. m. u.

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